Including the symptoms after the EP.4 endoscopic surgery.

Hello, this EP is the last EP. We want to share the symptoms with our entire body after two weeks of surgery.

Disclaimer ❗️ symptoms vary according to each person's physical condition. What happens to us may not happen to others.

🍑 flatulence - this is from the first day to the present. The hospital pays the airx to eat after the first week, then buy it ourselves. The thing that really reduces our symptoms is walking, moving. We try to get up and move every 30 minutes from the first day of recovery after surgery.

💆🏻‍♀️ Neck, Shoulder Pain - This is from the first day to about the first week, because when there is CO2 compression, we try to stretch the neck, shoulders, as he suggested, and try not to sit, sleep, stare at the screen for a long time. It helps a lot.

🩸 little blood seepage from the vagina - probably from the inner wound. This is from the first day to about a week.

💧 little pee - this is the first to second night. We can pee by ourselves, but very little, until the hand and foot edema. But the second night around midnight, we can pee normally, drain more water, but the first pee will hurt, irritate you, probably because of the surgical catheter plugging.

🚺 No pee pain - this is from the first day to the second week. We do not feel the pee pain that used to be the pain at all. But the stomach is tight and thrilling down the navel line instead. At first, confused, but later caught that it is pee pain. Now gradually, it starts pee pain like before, but still does not feel the same. I read it for about a month, because after surgery, in addition to the muscles, internal organs, nerves in the suspension area are also affected.

😩 swollen bottom - this one, from about the first 10 days after the dissection, the bottom of the pubic dissection, it swollen out, which is internal grease, but over time it will gradually collapse.

Basically, the symptoms we experience are about this.

🍀 our way of taking care of ourselves is

1. Trying to get up and walk and exercise every day

2. Eat for a time, eat less, have to eat, focus on protein, vegetables, fruits, focus on being easy to digest, drink a lot of water to not constipate, because do not violate, the wound will perforate

3. Wake up and go to bed for a time so that the body is not confused and then fully heeled.

4. If in pain, we take para. Not tolerating 555, but for us, we only eat the first 2-3 days before bed, so that there is no pain in the middle of the night.

5.Do everything much slower, do not lift heavy things, do not bend, do not exert hard, do not drive, do not force the body because we are afraid that the wound inside will heal slowly. This one is trying to be patient, try to remind yourself every day because normally do something very fast, which this one must be patient for a month.

6. Get up to dress up, make up, not shy, do not look at anything stressed, even if sick, we still want to be beautiful, do not want the mind to penetrate the body

🩷💕 We were determined to share this experience because when we first learned that we were going to have surgery, we were scared and worried, but we got the information from friends who shared in lemon8 🍋 that helped us a lot, so we wanted friends who might need surgery to have more resources to reduce fear or worry and prepare better. 💕🩷